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A young woman returns to her maritime homeland and gradually re-enters a close-knit coastal community, forming attachments with varied neighbors and mentors while confronting secrets from her past. The narrative interweaves domestic scenes, social gatherings, and local color with episodic tensions—a stolen pocketbook, a lost parent, illness and temporary blindness, and disputes over mismanaged affairs—that test loyalties and reveal hidden strengths. Through conversations, small acts of kindness, and a developing romantic attachment, relationships are mended, mysteries resolved, and personal growth achieved, leading to an eventual wedding and partings that send characters across the sea with renewed hope.

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Title: The House of Armour

Author: Marshall Saunders

Release date: December 8, 2016 [eBook #53697]
Most recently updated: October 23, 2024

Language: English

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THE HOUSE OF ARMOUR

A Section of Halifax and the Harbor—From the Citadel.

THE HOUSE OF ARMOUR
BY
MARSHALL SAUNDERS
AUTHOR OF
Beautiful Joe,” “Daisy,” “Charles and His Lamb,”
For the Other Boy’s Sake,” etc.
PHILADELPHIA
A. J. Rowland—1420 Chestnut Street
MDCCCXCVII
Copyright 1897 by
A. J. Rowland
From the Press of the
American Baptist Publication Society
PRINTED IN U. S. A.